Dear Readers,
Welcome to the School for Good and Evil.
Your acceptance to our legendary institution is a rare achievement. For thousands of years, the greatest of heroes and villains have come through our classrooms before they entered into the Endless Woods to find their stories.
If you enter the School for Good, you will discover the arts of chivalry, friendship, and good deeds in your quest for love. If you enter the School for Evil, you will explore darkness, mischief, and transformation in your quest for power. But whether you are Good or Evil, an Ever or a Never, you must learn to respect one another, for no matter how different you may seem, you cannot exist without the other. The line between a princess and a witch is a very thin one indeed...
But for now, open your hearts and minds to a new adventure. In four short years, you too will graduate into a fairy tale of your own. That is, if you don’t stumble into one while you’re here. Two friends are about to learn that lesson, and you’ll be there from the very beginning.
And with that, I must leave you to your schedule, your books, and your fates with one last question…
Which school is yours?
The School Master
There are two rival newspapers in Camelot – The Camelot Courier, which reports the official news of the kingdom, and The Royal Rot, which is an underground tabloid. Which one would you most likely read for your source of news?
You and your friend are supposed to write the annual school play together. But as you write with your friend, you realize that he is the worst writer ever born. Do you:
Which is more beautiful to you: a white swan or a black swan?
A boy in your class dresses like Cinderella for Halloween. Do you:
Kiko is proposing a huge Evers Valentine’s Day Ball. What is your opinion of Valentine’s Day?
You’re the Captain of your rugby team in the big match between Good and Evil. Your team is down 1 point with 5 seconds to go -- and as you score the winning goal, you fumble the ball to the ground. The teacher referee is from your school and calls it a goal. Do you:
Your parents leave you alone in their giant castle for a weekend. They give you strict instructions not to have friends over. Do you:
During a School Ball, a baby dove with a broken wing crashes to the dance floor during the last waltz, and is in severe danger of being crushed. Do you:
As you’re riding the Flowerground, you see a teenage boy in the train smack his sister. Do you:
Your parents take you to the Royal Rugby Championship one weekend. You don’t know either of the teams. Do you root for:
